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Part 1 – Storing Economic Data (2 points)

Define the following variables and lists at the beginning of your program:

• country_name
• gdp: total GDP in EUR
• population: total population
• inflation_rates: list of inflation rates (%) for different years
• unemployment_rates: list of unemployment rates (%) for different years
• prices: list of prices for a product for a number of days

You can use as example Belgium:

• gdp = 589000000000 # GDP in USD
• population = 11600000 # population
• inflation_rates: 2.4, 2.1, 1.6, 5.6, 4.1
• Unemployment rates: 5.5, 5.4, 5.7, 5.9, 5.6
• Prices bread over 5 days: 2.40, 2.45, 2.50, 2.47, 2.53

Part 2 - Define functions (8 points)

1. Define a function gdp_per_capita with as parameters gdp and population that returns the GDP per capita.
2. Define a function average_inflation with as parameter inflation_rates that returns the average of the inflation rates. The function should be independent of the number of years for which data is available.
3. Define a function inflation_trend with as parameter the inflation_rates that counts the number of increases and decreases year after year and returns
   • “Rising” if more increases
   • “Falling” if more decreases
   • “Stable” otherwise The function should be independent of the number of years for which data is available.
4. Define similar functions (i.e. average_unemployment, unemployement_trend) for unemployment.
5. Define a function price_statistics with as parameters the prices of a product that returns
   • Average price
   • Highest price
   • Lowest price
   • Number of days the price was above average
6. Define a function inflation_median with as parameter the inflation rates that returns the median inflation rate. You can use the Python’s built-in statistics module to calculate the median.

Part 3: Generating an Economic Report (5 points)

Define a function report with as parameters:

• gdp
• population
• inflation_rates
• Unemployment rates
• Product_name
• prices

This function uses the previously developed function to create the following report

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      Economic Report for Belgium       
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GDP per Capita:            €50,775.86

Inflation:
- Average:                3.16%
- Median:                 2.40%
- Trend:                  Falling

Unemployment:
- Average:                5.62%
- Trend:                  Stable

Price of Bread:
- Average:                €2.47
- Highest:                €2.53
- Lowest:                 €2.40
- Days Above Average:     3
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